Originally posted by cdtm
I'm still trying to process that a stroke victim just got elected.
This is what happens when your shitty party runs the worst Trump backed candidates.
Republican David McCormick would have absolutely beaten Fetterman after the stroke. But instead you fools ran the deplorable Mehmet Oz.
I will give OZ credit, he did concede instead of claiming he was cheated, which is the Republican norm now.
Originally posted by truejedi
CDTM: do you believe Biden won the election in 2020?
Cdtm's a clownshoes election denier like the vast majority of Rightist. He can't even accept a single Senate seat loss without crying foul:
Originally posted by cdtm
John Fetterman "won".The fact we're supposed to believe everyone wanted the guy who had a stroke proves these elections are fake.
Originally posted by truejedi
So yes?
Honest answer, I don't know.
I accept Trump doesn't have a shred of proof. I also think Biden isn't the guy to get the most votes in the history of the US.
The New York Times themselves once said mail in ballots were vulnerable to fraud, when Bush Jr. was running (Archive.org has it last I saw.)
I will say I won't vote for Trump again, and did not in 2016. I voted against Joe Biden.
Originally posted by truejedi
CDTM: do you believe Biden won the election in 2020?
Originally posted by truejedi
So yes?
Originally posted by cdtmyou thought that was clever 😂
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Originally posted by cdtm
Honest answer, I don't know.I accept Trump doesn't have a shred of proof. I also think Biden isn't the guy to get the most votes in the history of the US.
The New York Times themselves once said mail in ballots were vulnerable to fraud, when Bush Jr. was running (Archive.org has it last I saw.)
I will say I won't vote for Trump again, and did not in 2016. I voted against Joe Biden.
I can respect that answer. My question has always been this: if they don't have any proof, what makes them think if they found any, it would even be against the Democrats? Chances are 50-50 that if there was fraud, it was a Republican fraud, and they would lose by more without it.
Their certainty that they couldn't have lost makes me suspicious that THEY were the cheaters, and since the fix was in, they were absolutely positive the Dems cheated because they knew otherwise it was fixed in their favor. Idk, just my two cents.
Originally posted by carthage
Apart from formally ending Operations in Afghanistan (he hasn't military contractors are still there), and forgiving 20k student loan debt. Biden has been a terrible president
What about that yummy yummy free covid stimulus cash Biden gave you? You couldn't get enough of it under Trump, all you'd talk about.
See, I don't even like the forgiving student loans thing. I would have happily backed making education free, but cancelling loans in the manner in which he did it was basically just a handout to colleges.
I basically like Joe because he wasn't trump. Otherwise, **** that guy.
Getting out of Afghanistan was Trump's deal. We said it when Biden was taking heat for leaving, and there is no use saying otherwise when we are praising him for it.
He appointed one liberal to the SC. The way he has handled Ukraine, thus far (though showing recent signs of distancing himself) has been his greatest achievement in my opinion.
Originally posted by carthage
Apart from formally ending Operations in Afghanistan (he hasn't military contractors are still there), and forgiving 20k student loan debt. Biden has been a terrible president
Considering the only thing keeping the Taliban at bay was the occupation, isn't this a net loss for the citizens, and a questionable decision by Biden?
Originally posted by Robtard
Trump signed a peace deal with that Taliban, how convenient to ignore that.
If you say so. I was replying to Carthage's comment, who seems to think Joe Biden deserves credit for formalizing the withdrawal.
Since it was his administration that actually executed the deal, it seems fair to praise or criticize him, as it was him at the helm, and not Trump.
Had a wee nosey at some conservative talking heads to see why they think they didn't do as well as they should've.
Ben Shapiro seems to think that it was because they fielded candidates who were "fighty" on culture wars issues and the "woke agenda" but weren't good on, you know, actual important policies.
This complaint from the guy whose outlet promotes "What is a Woman" as the most important documentary of the decade.
It's almost like gaslighting your cult into believing inconsequential garbage is important has consequences.